Commutation of Sentence Program

We explain the whole process to you at each step of the way

The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) has a program with procedures and guidelines by which a federally sentenced inmate may file aPetition for Commutation of Sentencein accordance with the proper statutes and laws set forth in 28 C.F.R. Part 1. In a Petition for Commutation of Sentence the inmate may seek four different types of relief. They are:

Reduction of a period of probation, supervised release, or special parole.

There is not a defined list of circumstances or conditions which would qualify an inmate for a Commutation of Sentence. Each case is decided on its individual merits. We provide the appropriate forms, research, documentation, and instructions then actually complete thePetition for Commutation of Sentence for you. The inmate signs the application and it is delivered.

It is important to note that the Bureau of Prisons’ staff may not refuse to process an inmate’s Petition even if they feel that the inmate is not eligible.

Additionally, the BOP cannot forward any recommendation, negative or positive, with the Petition of Commutation of Sentence when it is submitted. That way, even if you do not have a good relationship with the Warden or the Unit Team, they cannot negatively affect the process of your submission of the petition.

Almost any crime committed can be commuted.

The following is a breakdown and listing of some of the various crimes that were pardoned or recently commuted. This is not a complete listing and only presents a representative sample of the crimes for which sentence commutations were granted.

Importation of cocaine;

Conspiracy to commit money laundering;

Income tax evasion;

Unlawful distribution of marijuana;

Perjury;

Securities fraud and mail fraud;

Wire fraud;

Bank fraud;

Conspiracy to defraud the government;

Embezzlement by a bank employee;

Distribution of methamphetamine;

Racketeering conspiracy, racketeering, and violation of the Hobbs act;

Armed bank robbery;

Using a firearm during a felony;

Medicaid and Medicare fraud;

Conspiracy to possess heroin with intent to distribute;

Harboring a fugitive;

Burglary;

Possession of a firearm by a convicted felon;Possession of PCP with intent to distribute;Conspiracy to commit kidnapping;

Conspiracy to corruptly solicit and accept money in return for influencing the official acts of a federal district court judge,

If your main goal is to only expunge your criminal conviction and hide or limit the details of your conviction to people who do background checks for employment, rental properties, loans, or just nosey neighbors, read below:

Although some states allow expungement of felony convictions, Federal Conviction Expungement is in 99.99% of most cases not possible. If what you really want is to have your federal or state felony conviction hidden or limited access, our Criminal Records Removal Service, CRRS, is what you need. Our Criminal Records Removal Service is the next best thing to federal or state felony expungement. It will completely remove your federal or state felony conviction information and other derogatory information about you from the top internet criminal record background check websites—and it is guaranteed! For a federal or state felon it means an easier time renting a home or apartment, applying for a job, getting a loan, applying for a credit card, purchasing a car, signing up for utilities for your home or apartment, and many, many, more items that you will need to do.

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Your benefits of our CRRS program include:

1 Removal of your criminal records and save you the embarrassment and humiliation of having neighbors, friends, and associates check your criminal record and other private, personal information.2 Reduces the chances that a potential employer will deny you a job because of your criminal record showing up on a background check.3 Reduces the chances that a potential loan application, credit card, property rental, or financial transaction will be denied because of your criminal record showing up on a background check.

4 Reduces the chances of friends, family, landlords, coworkers, associates, and those individuals in your clubs, church, and civic organizations you are in, discovering your criminal record online through a people search website.5 Peace of mind in knowing this type of derogatory information in being removed from the most popular online databases used for information gathering and gossip.